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'''Kazoe yakuman''' {{kana|数え役満}} is a special class of [[yakuman]] obtained by combining regular [[yaku]]. Specifically, any hand that scores 13 han or more is a kazoe yakuman. Any combination of yaku and/or [[dora]] can work, though some are easier to use than others. A hand that scores 26 or more han is not considered a [[multiple yakuman|double yakuman]]. | '''Kazoe yakuman''' {{kana|数え役満}} is a special class of [[yakuman]] obtained by combining regular [[yaku]]. Specifically, any hand that scores 13 han or more is a kazoe yakuman. Any combination of yaku and/or [[dora]] can work, though some are easier to use than others. A hand that scores 26 or more han is not considered a [[multiple yakuman|double yakuman]]. | ||
Kazoe yakuman cannot be combined with regular yakuman. Under standard rules, a hand cannot score both yakuman and yaku. Therefore, a yakuman hand | Kazoe yakuman cannot be combined with regular yakuman. Under standard rules, a hand cannot score both yakuman and yaku. Therefore, a yakuman hand effectively has 0 han. | ||
Some rules may not recognize kazoe yakuman. In that case, a hand worth 13 han or more would be treated as a [[sanbaiman]] instead. | Some rules may not recognize kazoe yakuman. In that case, a hand worth 13 han or more would be treated as a [[sanbaiman]] instead. | ||
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===Dora based=== | ===Dora based=== | ||
Large numbers of dora can easily push hands beyond the 13 han limit. This is particularly true with kan dora and ura dora ( | Large numbers of dora can easily push hands beyond the 13 han limit. This is particularly true with kan dora and ura dora (and kan ura dora). | ||
'''Example:''' | '''Example:''' | ||